Lucio Corsi – RisorgiMarche 2024

HIKING TRAILS

The event will take place on the summit prairies of Monte della Croce, one of the panoramic points within the Natural Park of Gola della Rossa and Frasassi, the most extensive protected natural area (over 10,000 ha) among those managed by the Marche Region.

The Park Authority organizes a short excursion, no longer than 2.5 km, led by the Official Guides of the Protected Area, who will accompany the participants to the concert area.

The reservation for the guided excursion is mandatory, by 20.00 on 18 July, at the link: www.parcogolarossa.it

To participate in the excursion conducted by official Park Guides is required a contribution equal to the figure of 3.00 euro/person.

For more information

tel: 349 90348

The departures of the excursions will be staggered in two groups and divided into the following times:

15.30; first group

16.30; second group (possibility of inclusive excursion)

ATTENTION: The excursion with departure at 16.30 will be inclusive: for those who have motor problems or other disabilities in general, may be available (to be booked by 15 July), two Joëlettes (single-wheel off-road wheelchairs) with their operators.

WHAT TO SEE IN ARCEVIA

Arcevia State Archaeological Museum
the opening hours scheduled for Saturday, July 20 are from 8 am to 16.30

Full price: € 4,00 – Reduced: € 2,00

Centro Culturale San Francescoem>the opening hours scheduled for Saturday, July 20 are from 10 to 12.30 and from 15.30 to 18.30

The interior of the former Franciscan Convent, near the main square G.Garibaldi, is spread over three floors.
In the basement, there is the conference room, along with exhibition spaces created in the ancient cellars of the monastery.
On the ground floor there is the State Archaeological Museum, which collects a significant sample of the most interesting archaeological sites of Arcevia.
The first floor currently houses the Historical Archives, among the most important in the region, with about 1,800 parchments of the buckets. XIII-XVI, the Municipal Library with attached library loan section and permanent exhibition of the works of three great artists of the twentieth century who had Arcevia as a minimum common denominator, Quirino Ruggeri, Edgardo Mannucci and Bruno d’Arcevia.

Free entry

The Collegiate Church of St. Medardo

The imposing building houses real masterpieces of art: two extraordinary works by the great Renaissance artist Luca Signorelli, the Polyptych of S. Medardo (1507) and the Baptism of Christ (1508); the monumental glazed terracotta dossal Madonna and Child between Saints John the Baptist and Jerome (1510-1513) by Giovanni della Robbia, prominent exponent of the famous Florentine workshop; the wooden furnishings of the master carvers Leonardo Scaglia and Francesco Giglioni, who work here between 1647 and 1650; the numerous works of Ercole Ramazzani, a local artist pupil of Lorenzo Lotto, including the Baptism of Christ (1593) and the Last Judgment (1597), and many others. The Church owes its name to a relic of St. Medardo, donated to the Community of Rocca Contrada (ancient name of Arcevia) by the Emperor Charlemagne.

Church of Saint Agatha

Tiny Church on Corso Mazzini, designed by architect Arceviese Andrea Vici. The interior has a central plan, with a dome that soars the proportions of the building.

Si può ammirare una tela del Seicento di Claudio Ridolfi il Veronese, raffigurante l’incoronazione della Vergine da parte della Santissima Trinità con San Giovanni Evangelista e Sant’Agata.